Two Saudi airports in Jazan and Najran were targeted in drone and missile attacks on Monday evening, injuring three people and causing minor material damage.
An Australian Army soldier died and five others were injured after a vehicle crash during a military training exercise at Mount Bundey in the Northern Territory on Monday.
A massive fire swept through a residential area in Barangay Central, Quezon City, destroying homes and forcing evacuations. The BFP responded, and local officials are assisting victims.
A magnitude-4.8 earthquake struck near Korumburra in southeast Victoria, the strongest in the region in two decades. Experts warn aftershocks may continue for weeks and further quakes are possible.
The Australian Wildlife Conservancy is translocating northern quolls from Brooklyn Wildlife Sanctuary to a feral predator-free refuge near Townsville, as the endangered species continues to decline due to cane toads and feral predators.
A teenage boy is fighting for life after being engulfed in flames during an alleged firebombing in Taylors Hill. Police believe organised crime groups are exploiting teenagers for arson attacks.
The body of flight attendant Rana Nofal Soluri was found in a Texas creek a year after she disappeared. Her roommate, Dennis Day, who allegedly confessed to strangling her, is charged with murder.
Welsh adventurer Ash Dykes has begun a 700-kilometer kayak expedition down the crocodile-infested Sangha River in the Congo Basin, the first phase of his year-long Project 6 challenge.
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor will announce a migration policy cutting net overseas migration to 100,000 in the first year of a Coalition government, aiming to counter One Nation's rise in the polls.
Cornell students vandalized Day Hall with graffiti and broken glass over the university's handling of 2024 gang-rape allegations, ahead of a "Justice for Survivors" protest demanding stronger accountability.
A new forensic study of 46 skulls from Abydos finds evidence that servants of Egypt's First Dynasty kings may have been sacrificed, with 39% showing potentially lethal head trauma.
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A 19-year-old motorcyclist died Saturday afternoon when his Kawasaki collided with a station wagon on Gorge Road in the Adelaide Hills, a notorious stretch of road that locals say has claimed multiple lives.
Two men were killed while walking on Sunday night in a double fatality that has left families and communities grieving. The investigation into the circumstances is ongoing.
Data from the NT's pepper spray trial shows 3,714 buyers and 5,882 canisters sold since September 2025, with 46 prohibited buyers identified and the trial extended until December 2026.
Retired police officer Phil Pyke, allegedly attacked by teenagers outside a Hobart supermarket, says Tasmania's youth bail laws lack accountability and the crime-fighting approach must change.
A woman at Melbourne Airport says she feared for her life when an Uber driver locked her in his car and demanded off-app payment after claiming her PIN did not work. Airport officials are investigating.
A child was hospitalised after an alleged racially motivated assault in a park south of Brisbane. Hours later, a nearby home was vandalised with offensive symbols. Police are investigating.
Severe thunderstorms bringing large hail and damaging winds have triggered power outages across eastern Australia, with warnings issued for NSW and Queensland as a cold front moves through.
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Two men were arrested in Bauchi, Nigeria, after physically attacking police officers, tearing an inspector's uniform, and obstructing a routine vehicular check during Operation Velvet.
Nine Mozambican foreign nationals were arrested in Mashobodo, Mpumalanga, during a multi-agency crackdown targeting illegal mining syndicates and seized heavy tools, raw gold ore, and processing chemicals.
A fuel tanker carrying 45,000 liters of petrol crashed on the Calabar-Odukpani highway, triggering a massive fire that destroyed nearby shops and buildings before emergency crews contained it.